Today's Sports

SHEPHERDSVILLE — The white stitching on coach Jamie Reed’s South Oldham polo had turned blue and his shirt was damp from a Gatorade bath following the Dragons’ district title game at North Bullitt Friday night.

That’s only happened few times in the past.

“The only years I’ve gotten it is when we’ve won it outright,” Reed said.

CARROLLTON — When South Oldham boys’ soccer coach Denis Beall walked off the field to the cheers and delight of an Oldham County district championship last week at Dragon Stadium, he didn’t feel good about his team’s chances of beating this Colonels’ squad if they met in the Region 8 final.

South couldn’t find a way to shut down the highly efficient play of OC in the regular season and Colonels senior Clayton Wirth put two goals away to slay the Dragons last Thursday for a District 29 title.

CARROLLTON — When South Oldham boys’ soccer coach Denis Beall walked off the field to the cheers and delight of an Oldham County district championship last week at Dragon Stadium, he didn’t feel good about his team’s chances of beating this Colonels’ squad if they met in the Region 8 final.

South couldn’t find a way to shut down the highly efficient play of OC in the regular season and Colonels senior Clayton Wirth put two goals away to slay the Dragons last Thursday for a District 29 title.

CARROLLTON — When South Oldham boys’ soccer coach Denis Beall walked off the field to the cheers and delight of an Oldham County district championship last week at Dragon Stadium, he didn’t feel good about his team’s chances of beating this Colonels’ squad if they met in the Region 8 final.

South couldn’t find a way to shut down the highly efficient play of OC in the regular season and Colonels senior Clayton Wirth put two goals away to slay the Dragons last Thursday for a District 29 title.

CRESTWOOD — North Oldham made it a mission to return to Goshen with another chance to play on its home court. The Lady Mustangs’ loss to Tates Creek on Senior Night wasn’t how they imagined the last home game to end, so it was important to win the district in order to come back home.

They handled business in the District 29 title game with a sweep over Oldham County to claim their third straight district championship and secure North Oldham as the site for the Region 8 Tournament next week.

CRESTWOOD — North Oldham made it a mission to return to Goshen with another chance to play on its home court. The Lady Mustangs’ loss to Tates Creek on Senior Night wasn’t how they imagined the last home game to end, so it was important to win the district in order to come back home.

They handled business in the District 29 title game with a sweep over Oldham County to claim their third straight district championship and secure North Oldham as the site for the Region 8 Tournament next week.

CRESTWOOD — North Oldham made it a mission to return to Goshen with another chance to play on its home court. The Lady Mustangs’ loss to Tates Creek on Senior Night wasn’t how they imagined the last home game to end, so it was important to win the district in order to come back home.

They handled business in the District 29 title game with a sweep over Oldham County to claim their third straight district championship and secure North Oldham as the site for the Region 8 Tournament next week.